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A critical edition of the surviving fragments of the Latin dictionary compiled by Nonius Marcellus, a grammarian and lexicographer of the 4th century AD. Provides examples of usage from literary sources and explains the historical, linguistic, and cultural contexts of the words and phrases.
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